British quarters here had no knowledge of a report that the Turks had closed the Dardanelles, and semiofficial Turkish quarters described such a move as extremely unlikely.
Reports from Moscow said Sir Stafford Cripps, the British Ambassador, left by airplane yesterday for Istanbul to meet and confer with Mr.
Eden, One of the members of Mr. Eden's party said "agreements have been reached on all points and the talks were so extremely satisfactory that there is no need for a further full-dress conference."—United Press.
Whether that will come or not I do not know" he continued, "But Rumanian experiments will not be repeated here."
Mr, Rendel said that Britain did not desire to take the initiative in bringing Bulgaria into war, but "If we go, it means Bulgaria may suffer grave consequences and will be a theatre of war."
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